DE2361730A1 - Frame for nameplates fitted onto doors - enables nameplate to be changed without removal of frame from door - Google Patents

Abstract

The frame is designed for fixing to a wall or door of a house and accommodates a removable nameplate or card. The frame has only two edges at the sides which are hook shaped and hold the nameplate, and these edges are separated by a distance slightly less than the length of the plate. The frame members extending between the two sides are recessed in the centre and the nameplate may be resilient to enable it to be inserted after slight bending, so that it snaps into position. The recesses near the centre of the cross members give the frame sufficient resilience. Holes are provided for fastening screws at the centre of the crosspieces.

Description

Rido Busse 7ft 1 Oberelehiac *

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Frame for nameplate for doors

The has been disclosed hitherto Namenss@hi.lder at H "ä" - Vehnungstüren consist of fixed and einetüekigeia the Namenssehilder be inserted in the Rahra®ja are si · inherently rigid and weather resistant, will not they 4ur "lt abgedeekt a cover; dsnaefo is «placed in sw®itas frame part ₍ which plate usid cover glass fixiart wsad aai u» »attached frame part«

These frames have several disadvantages,

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aion that the support of the frame for the name badge is at least in the middle of the shield behind the straight connection between the clamping points lies behind and that the name plate or a transparent cover means elastic within certain limits, is.

With such a measure, each name tag can be changed without having to remove the frame; it can be stolen from the front without the attachment points being visible.

Nameplate and cover glass are namely in a convex position inserted by vern behind the clamping edges and then pushed through by vern into the concave · position that results automatically from the corresponding · design of the sign support «

If you want to change the name tag, you push a flat one Tool under the edge of the shield and cover glass, E.g. a screwdriver, and brings the shield and cover glass back into the convex position, after which they can simply be removed ο

The frame according to the invention can be made in one piece, but it is a further feature of the invention when it - corresponding to a picture frame - from four consists of individual strips, of which those opposite one another are the same; two of these strips therefore form the clamping edges, the other two the support for the name tag in a concave position "

These and other features of the invention can be found in the Drawings schematically illustrated embodiments forth; show it:

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Figure 1 _o a frame Naeh the invention without nameplates in perspective view;

Fig. 2 the frame seen from the side with inserted ^ * Name tag;

3 shows a detail from a large frame for several side by side · name badges;

Fig. H a cover glass with engagement groove and.

Fig. 5 is a perspective view of a complete door ' Shield *

The frame according to the invention consists of strips 1 and 2, each of which has the same design * The strips 1 form the support for the name plate 3 or the cover glass k; Its surface in this regard is slightly concave, so that it has a certain distance ν · η from the image plane 30 in the center *,.

The strips 2 each have a clamping edge 20 which overlaps the name plate 3 or the cover glass k by only a small amount. .

Both pairs of strips are connected to one another by means of a groove 21 and a tongue 11 tied together. They have bores 12 through which a fastening screw is inserted.

The length of the strips 1 is slightly smaller than the extension of the shield or * cover glass, so that both are firmly clamped in a concave position *

The length of the strips 2 can correspond to the height of a name tag ··, but it can also be longer, so that this ·· strips » pair with two, three, five strips 1 can be used to accommodate several name tags lying one below the other * (dashed

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The strips 2 can, however, also be provided with two clamping edges 20, 200 each according to FIG. 3, so that with three strips 1 two, with 5 strips 1 four nameplates, side by side, can be clamped _o

Name plate and cover glass are bent convex and inserted into the clamping edges 10; then click in the middle on the Cover glass exerted pressure so that both lay concave on the strips 1 «Viii you change a name tag, then you insert a screwdriver under the cover glass and lift it into the convex position, after which you put it - and that Name tag - can be easily removed. With frames for single signs For this purpose, a groove 13 open to the side can be provided so that it is easier to get behind the shield and cover glass comes"

But it is also possible to cut out the cover glass k at 4θ so that you can reach behind it with a flat tool and lift it «

The frame or its parts can be made of any suitable material by injection molding or pressing will. A cover glass is only required if the name tag is made of an unstable material such as paper, light cardboard, consists »

Otherwise, what has been said about the cover glass applies to the name tag, “With very thin paper, a cardboard box can also be used to be inserted as a pad "

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Claims (1)

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